
The Bitcoin Barbell Portfolio (Canadian Investor Edition)
This Nassim Taleb inspired Canadian ETF portfolio blends a highly risky asset with a highly safe one to deliver historically superior risk-adjusted returns.

This Nassim Taleb inspired Canadian ETF portfolio blends a highly risky asset with a highly safe one to deliver historically superior risk-adjusted returns.

This niche thematic portfolio combines four ETFs targeting Canadian, American, Australian, and European banks.

Learn how to combine four Canadian Fidelity factor ETFs to build a low-volatility, high-dividend portfolio that seeks stronger income without using derivatives.

CASV’s factor investing approach is a first for the Canadian ETF market. Here’s how you can make the most of it as an investor.

This concentrated allocation provides yield-focused exposure to Canadian bank stocks using leverage, covered calls, and limited recourse capital notes.

This ETF combo pairs traditional defense contractors with cybersecurity firms to capture both the physical and digital fronts of modern hybrid warfare.

Here’s an ETF combo I think could do well if all hell broke loose, assuming you aren’t drafted.

By applying conservative leverage to high-quality U.S. and Canadian dividend growers, this ETF portfolio aims to scale income and returns while retaining eligibility for registered accounts.

This satellite portfolio uses two TSX listed sector ETFs to capture inflation-linked demand in a tax-efficient manner via exposure to core natural resource equities.

Sponsored by Hamilton ETFs: Five years after its launch, HDIV offers a case study in the development of leveraged covered call ETFs and the growth of monthly income strategies in Canada.

Sponsored by Global X Canada, we examine Canada’s first country-specific South Korea equity ETF in the Global X Korea KOSPI 200 Index ETF (KORX) and its growth-focused investment case.

Sponsored by Global X Canada, we examine how DRAM and ACHP provide two different ways to access the memory and Asian semiconductor segments of the AI infrastructure buildout.

TD’s all-equity asset allocation ETF is cheaper and comes with some changes to its underlying holdings, but does it warrant switching from iShares or Vanguard?

Derivative income ETFs are one area where the SPIVA results may be less applicable.

Covered call ETFs usually sacrifice some total return for income, but these two have managed to outperform comparable index ETFs on a total return basis so far.

While not risk-free, these cash-equivalent ETFs can provide a more flexible alternative to guaranteed investment certificates (GICs).

WEEL combines cash-secured put writing with traditional covered call selling, but is this income ETF worth the high expense ratio?

These three Canadian-listed ETFs trade in U.S. dollars, giving investors convenient ways to put USD holdings to work without converting back to Canadian dollars.

This portfolio combines three options-based high income ETFs from NEOS investments, with exposure to the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, and Russell 2000.